Intel’s Centrino 2 notebook platform officially launched yesterday, and brought an armada of new laptops with it. Centrino (2) is actually just a brand name for a mobile platform, which is really a fancy way saying a combination of Intel parts: a processor, chipset and wireless module. The latest and greatest is Montevina, which is not only energy efficient, but more powerful than the previous set, Santa Rosa. It also makes wireless N standard, puts WiMax in its future, and has graphics that can switch between integrated and discrete for battery/performance needs. In short, this year’s crop of notebooks will blow last year’s away.
Dell optiplex
April 29, 2009 at 8:02 PM
I have problems with my laptop, which can’t connect to most wireless access points.
Report PermalinkMy company has a lot of laptops but it is only Intel wireless that doesn’t work.
I have had to ask my IT manager to change my machine for one that works!